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A guide to classic Double Dutch pigtail braids, a timelessly cool and practical style, shown on a rich and sophisticated espresso brown base.
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The Double Dutch Pigtail Braids in an Espresso Brown
A classic style that's always cool. Double Dutch pigtail braids are practical, stylish, and have an effortlessly cool vibe, especially in a chic espresso brown.
Ocassion
Casual, Sporty, Weekend, Playful
Best suit face shape
All
Best for hair type
1c-4c
Difficulty Level
Easy
Minimum hair length
Shoulder
DIY Time at home
5-10 mins
Time in Salon
1-1.5 hours
this style is for
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Anyone, any age! Double Dutch braids are a timeless classic. They are perfect for workouts, festivals, casual weekends, or any time you want your hair to look cool and stay put.
Hairstyle Insight
Dutch braids, also called "reverse French braids," are created by crossing the strands under each other, which makes the braid pop up from the head, unlike a French braid which is woven flat.
Key Benefits
A timeless and versatile style.
Keeps hair very secure and out of the face.
The espresso color is rich and chic.
A great option for second-day hair.
An effortlessly cool and stylish look.
Common Misconceptions
That pigtail braids are just for children.
How to ask your stylist for this style
This is a DIY style. For the color, ask your stylist for a "rich, cool-toned, single-process espresso brown."
Tools:
Choosing Products
A light pomade to smooth flyaways; gentle, snag-free hair ties.
Step by step instructions to achieve style at home
Part your hair down the middle.
On one side, create a Dutch braid (crossing the strands under). Secure with an elastic.
Repeat on the other side.
Caring for your hair
This is a simple, practical style that can be done in minutes.
The espresso brown is a low-maintenance color that can be refreshed with a gloss every 2-3 months.
Frequently asked questions
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What's the difference between a Dutch and French braid?
In a Dutch braid, you cross the strands under the middle strand, which makes the braid sit on top of the hair. In a French braid, you cross them over the top.
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